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seekforge

v0.7.0

Published

A local-first coding agent powered by DeepSeek.

Downloads

515

Readme

seekforge

A local-first coding agent powered by DeepSeek.

SeekForge reads your codebase, plans changes, edits files with reviewable search/replace patches, runs your tests, keeps fixing on failure, and reports a diff with token/cost usage at the end.

npm install -g seekforge

cd your-project
seekforge config set apiKey sk-... --global   # DeepSeek API key
seekforge run "修复登录按钮点击无响应的问题"

Commands

| Command | What it does | | --- | --- | | seekforge run "<task>" | run a development task (add -y to auto-approve safe writes/commands) | | seekforge ask "<question>" | read-only Q&A about the codebase | | seekforge resume <id> [task] | continue a previous session with its full history | | seekforge sessions / status | list sessions / project overview | | seekforge diff | show the current git diff | | seekforge init | scaffold .seekforge/ and AGENTS.md | | seekforge skill list\|show\|create | manage procedure skills | | seekforge memory list\|approve\|reject | curate long-term project memory | | seekforge config show\|set | configuration (apiKey, model, baseUrl, runtimeBin) |

Safety model

  • Every tool call passes schema validation and a 5-level permission policy; dangerous commands (rm -rf, sudo, git push, pipe-to-shell…) are always refused, dependency installs always ask.
  • Permission prompts show the raw command/path, never a model paraphrase.
  • File access is sandboxed to the workspace; .env/keys are unreadable.
  • All sessions are traced to .seekforge/sessions/ as JSONL — fully auditable.

This is misuse protection within a project you already trust, not an OS sandbox: any project command can run arbitrary code from that project.

Notes

  • Model: deepseek-chat (default). deepseek-reasoner is not supported yet (no function calling).
  • Docs, source, and the optional Rust execution backend: https://github.com/eilyeee/seekforge

Disclaimer

SeekForge is an independent project, not affiliated with DeepSeek.

MIT © eilyeee